runaway · 1837
James Jackson, a farmer, absconded from Hyde Park Barracks in May 1837, marking his second offense.
Jackson James, Prince Regent, 36, Shropshire, farmer, 5 feet 7½ inches, fair sallow comp., light brown hair, …
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OffenderJames Jackson
ShipPrince Regent
Rolefarmer
PlaceShropshire
PlaceHyde Park Barracks
Absconded DateMay, 1837
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 307, 6 December 1837.
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